This is Albert Moller for townhall.com. California is governed by people whose moral sanity must be questioned.

Christopher Rufo, the city journal, recently published a piece with the headline, quote,

California provides sex change procedures to homeless illegal aliens. The report looked like satire.

Rufo and his co-author stated, quote, we discovered not only that the shelters were housing illegal immigrants,

but also that they were apparently housing a population of male to female transgender

illegal aliens who had hoped to obtain gender affirming care.

And to our shock, they wrote, state and local governments are providing it,

providing it, as in paying for it.

It's no accident that, quote, a group of Honduras who identified as transgender, end quote, end up in the same San Francisco homeless facility.

Clearly, the word's getting out.

The main point in all of this is that the transgender ideology is marching onward, unabated, since yet another piece of evidence

pointing to the great moral conflict of our age.

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the last 25 years, it's average 29% a year. That's what happens

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